dotFM Announces the Newest Station to Discover the Power of a Web Address ending in .FM!

(PRWEB) August 20, 2002

GCC Radio‘s KXIX.FM, Power94 (http://www.power94.fm) is Bend, Oregon’s “Home for Today’s Hottest Music” and is also the newest station on the planet to “Sign On” under .FM! By extending their brand online, Power 94 ensures top of mind awareness and also makes it easier for their listeners to locate them on the Web. Now it’s as easy as http://www.power94.fm!

“Broadcasters go to great lengths to ensure that they have a simple, easy to remember, set of call letters, slogan, and toll-free number.” remarked George T. Bundy, Chairman & CEO of BRS Media Inc. “A station’s Web Address should be just as important. And, what’s easier to remember than a catchy, great sounding web address? Like HOT 105 FM (http://www.hot105.fm) or WZIP.FM (http://www.wzip.fm).” adding, “We’re thrilled to see Power 94 utilizing the extraordinary branding power of the .FM domain!”

BRS Media’s dotFM was the first domain registry in the world to offer premium multimedia domains like .FM. And dotFM has enlisted thousands of web sites and radio stations to brand on the power of .FM since 1998, including: LA’s #1 station, Power 106 FM (http://www.power106.fm), Las Vegas’ Lite 100 FM (http://www.lite100.fm), Logan Utah’s 94.5 VFX FM (http://www.vfx.fm), and San Juan, Puerto Rico’s WMEG LaMega 106.9 FM (http://www.lamega.fm). As well as, International stations like: Argentina’s LA 100 FM (http://www.la100.fm), Rotterdam’s 91.8 FunX FM (http://www.funx.fm), Mandaluyong City Philippines’ 103.5 K-Lite FM (http://www.1035klite.fm), and Greece’s Radio Loud 88.8 FM (http://www.radioloud.fm). And also Internet-Only stations like: #1 Online Jazz station – eJazz.FM (http://www.ejazz.fm), Total 70s.FM! (http://www.total70s.fm), and SHOUTcast’s #1 station, Digitally Imported Radio (http://www.di.fm).

BRS Media currently offers .FM domain names to anyone interested in obtaining their own “Great Sounding Web Address!” at dotFM (http://www.dot.fm) or through any of our more than 8,000 .FM affiliates, registrars, and marketing partners worldwide.

BRS Media, a member of the International Webcasting Association (http://www.iwa.fm) and the National Association of Broadcasters, is a full service Internet e-commerce firm that helps radio and multimedia web sites build and brand on the power of the Web. The Company’s online divisions include dotFM, dotAM & dotzCD (http://www.dot.fm) (http://www.dot.am) (http://www.dotz.cd), domain registrar of premium .FM, .AM, & .CD (TLD) domains. HostRock.Net (http://www.hostrock.net) a full-featured discount web-site hosting service, and the ever-popular Web-Radio (http://www.web-radio.fm) the leading portal for “Tuning In” radio on the Internet. BRS Media Inc. can be found on the World Wide Web at http://www.brsmedia.fm. dotFM is a registered trademark of BRS Media, Inc.

dotFM Announces the Newest Station to Discover the Power of a Web Address ending in .FM!

New York, New York (PRWEB) September 19, 2012 According to an article from R&D Magazine, IBM recently unveiled a new cloud platform for consumer electronics firms and announced it will power the Philips Smart TV platform for Internet services, which will deliver greater interactive services to millions of TV viewers in more than 30 countries in Europe, as well as Brazil and Argentina. As an online retailer specializing in consumer electronics, Simply Electronics notes that this development holds promise for shoppers. Having witnessed electronic device trends in recent years, Simply Electronics responds by highlighting that the expansion of IBMs cloud platform to the TV market is one to be expected. The article takes a similar sentiment, explaining that providing more comprehensive Internet connectivity to television follows the same logic that is apparent in todays mobile devices, which offer a unified approach to the way users access entertainment. While many devices allow television viewers to connect to a wide array of online services, it is noted that IBMs goal is to minimize the many ways users have to access the entertainment they want. In addition, the article states that the IBM service could pave the way for expanded services available via Smart TVs. In a recent press statement, Simply Electronics responds to the announcement, By reducing the necessary hardware and software needed to power such services, prices will be kept down on the televisions themselves, which, in the end, is great news for consumers. More users will now be able to enjoy a wider range of entertainment options on their television without the need to purchase additional devices. In addition, the article suggests that the expansion of IBMs cloud platform may offer further potential to transform the consumer market. The article explains, The data stored within the cloud can provide new insights about consumer needs and behavior for the media and entertainment industry, such as recommending TV shows based on past selections. Service providers, chief marketing officers and advertisers can use Big Data analytics to deliver more personalized entertainment options and targeted advertisements. Marketers can generate collective consumer knowledge derived from the aggregation of data from a population of homes, in addition to an individual TV. ABOUT: Simply Electronics is a leading online retaileran Internet shopping mall that offers consumer electronics products by a variety of well-known brands. The products cover a wide range, from flash memory cards to high-end photographic equipment to audio and visual equipment to mobile phones and music players. Simply Electronics is the culmination of more than a decade of experience in the consumer electronics market, with five years experience in selling products via online retail. The companys passion is providing the consumer with the best value possible, which includes rock-bottom prices and free shipping. Simply Electronics: IBM to Power Cloud of Philips Smart TVs

New York, New York (PRWEB) September 19, 2012

According to an article from R&D Magazine, IBM recently unveiled a new cloud platform for consumer electronics firms and announced it will power the Philips Smart TV platform for Internet services, which will deliver greater interactive services to millions of TV viewers in more than 30 countries in Europe, as well as Brazil and Argentina. As an online retailer specializing in consumer electronics, Simply Electronics notes that this development holds promise for shoppers.

Having witnessed electronic device trends in recent years, Simply Electronics responds by highlighting that the expansion of IBMs cloud platform to the TV market is one to be expected. The article takes a similar sentiment, explaining that providing more comprehensive Internet connectivity to television follows the same logic that is apparent in todays mobile devices, which offer a unified approach to the way users access entertainment.

While many devices allow television viewers to connect to a wide array of online services, it is noted that IBMs goal is to minimize the many ways users have to access the entertainment they want. In addition, the article states that the IBM service could pave the way for expanded services available via Smart TVs. In a recent press statement, Simply Electronics responds to the announcement, By reducing the necessary hardware and software needed to power such services, prices will be kept down on the televisions themselves, which, in the end, is great news for consumers. More users will now be able to enjoy a wider range of entertainment options on their television without the need to purchase additional devices.

In addition, the article suggests that the expansion of IBMs cloud platform may offer further potential to transform the consumer market. The article explains, The data stored within the cloud can provide new insights about consumer needs and behavior for the media and entertainment industry, such as recommending TV shows based on past selections. Service providers, chief marketing officers and advertisers can use Big Data analytics to deliver more personalized entertainment options and targeted advertisements. Marketers can generate collective consumer knowledge derived from the aggregation of data from a population of homes, in addition to an individual TV.

ABOUT:

Simply Electronics is a leading online retaileran Internet shopping mall that offers consumer electronics products by a variety of well-known brands. The products cover a wide range, from flash memory cards to high-end photographic equipment to audio and visual equipment to mobile phones and music players. Simply Electronics is the culmination of more than a decade of experience in the consumer electronics market, with five years experience in selling products via online retail. The companys passion is providing the consumer with the best value possible, which includes rock-bottom prices and free shipping.

Simply Electronics: IBM to Power Cloud of Philips Smart TVs